Diverts

BPCL firmly believes in unlocking circularity of the resources and thus diverts E-waste and Non-hazardous scrap for recycling and refurbishing through registered recycler.

Costa said that as of December, the kitchen diverts about 71 percent of its waste out of landfills through composting and recycling, and "we're very proud of that.

Duckett smartly diverts the ball into the gap at gully for a single and Crawley just places the next ball as well.

Oriola’s work diverts from the usual stream of focusing on the victims in the criminal justice system, and refocuses on the professionals in that system.

That, he adds, diverts technology toward extractive activities.

This preference diverts attention and resources away from cotton production, leading to a decline in overall cotton output.

Additionally, the presence of organized begging syndicates diverts potential economic contributions from more productive activities.

Congestion to the A4137 as traffic diverts the closure.

I know our thread diverts wildly sometimes.

Leveraging spent citrus (upcycling partially used citrus) also diverts waste from landfills.

The bill diverts federal Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) funds from vulnerable children and families to anti-abortion Crisis Pregnancy Centers.

The City of Blackfoot diverts water into Jensen Grove Pond to support aquifer recharge efforts in the upper Snake River Plain.

Waltham Cross is also heavily congested as traffic diverts.

When our Outreach team diverts their attention to support those displaced by a sweep, it means canceling appointments with other clients.

As a result he diverts a lot of beers to his bars at the expense of selling some to other bar owners.

Namely, expanding Medicaid involves expanding the scope, size, and cost of the program, which diverts resources from the neediest North Carolinians.

Residents accuse the Venezuelan government of neglecting states in the country's interior - they say it diverts supplies to Caracas, where the government is based.

In the confrontation with China, for example, it diverts attention from the tough tech issues that divide the world’s two biggest economies and may decide whether Beijing or Washington presides over the economy of the future.

It diverts excess monsoon water towards the Pong dam.

It’s a hilarious line not only due to its sarcasm but also in the way it diverts from the real issue.